chapter 4 Flashcards

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uses unstructured data collection methods to informed our understanding of the wolrd

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Qualitative Research

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can be done across many discipline such as social science healthcare and business. Uncover the reason instead just the details of what where and when

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Qualitative research

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3
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the world in which people act

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context

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4
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action and activities people do

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process

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5
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how people see the world

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meaning

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6
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why people act and behave the way they do

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reasoning

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7
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explanation through numbers

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quantitative

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8
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deductive reasoning, objectivee

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quantitative

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9
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data collection before analysis

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quantitative

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10
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subjective explanation through words

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qualitative

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11
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pre defined variables and measurement

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quantitative

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12
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description meaning data collection and analysis intertwined

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qualitative

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13
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creative extraneous variables

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qualitative

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14
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subjective experiences of others, eyes of another person by discovering how they interpret their experiences

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Phenomenology

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15
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human interaction and communities through direct participation and observation

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ethnography

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develop theory based n the data collected, specific information and derives theories and reasons for the phenomena

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grounded theory

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17
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in depth study a specific individual or phenomena in its existing content

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case study research

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experimental and non experimental design (surveys)

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quantitative

19
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narative research phenomenology grounded theory case studies, ethnographies

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qualitative

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convergent, explanatory sequential, transformative embedded or multiphase

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mixed methods

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pre determined, instrument based questions, performance data and attitude data observational data census data, statistical analysis and statistical interpretation

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quatitative

22
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open ended questions interview and observational data audiovisual data text and images analysis themes patterns and interpretations

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qualitative

23
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open nd closed, multiple dorms of data data bases interpretation

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mixed methods

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postpositivist

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quantitative

25
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surveys and experiment q

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quantitative

26
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constructivist transformative

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qualitative

27
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pragmatic knowledge claim

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mixed

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sequential concurrent transformative

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mixed

29
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data sources and collection

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observation, interviews, documents, audio and visual materials

30
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public and private documents

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documents

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photograph videotapes art objects computer message, sound films

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audio and visual materials

32
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face to face telephones focus groups email internet

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interviews

33
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complete participant observer complete observer

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observation

34
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process and procedures whereby we move from qualitative data that have been collected

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qualitative data analysis

35
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step 1- step 5

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organizing data
finding and organizing
building over arching themes
ensuring reliability and validity
finding possible and plausible explanations

36
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ethics in qualitative data analysis

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privacy confidentiality and anonymity
intervention and advocacy
ownership of data
use and misuse if result
online confidentiality
graining informed consent

37
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methods of validate data

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triangulation
saturation
member checking
self disclosure

38
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data analytic categories interpretations and conclusions are tested with members

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member checking

39
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describe the point at which no new information or concept emerge from the data

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saturation

40
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may not put aside their own beliefs

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self disclosure

41
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equivalent to the reliability in quantitative research using multiple data sources.

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triangulation

42
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checking out consistency of findings generated by different data collections

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methods of triangulation